A new school for students with special educational needs has moved into a Victorian mansion previously used as offices.

The daughter of a teaching assistant has created a “magical” place where her mum’s memory can live on at the school where she loved working.

A leading grammar school is dropping International Baccalaureate diploma in favour of A-levels only as of next September.

The Kent Children’s University has been dropped by the county’s largest authority blaming falling numbers.

A private school is expanding its offering to pupils by launching day boarding provision.

As the groundwork gets underway in a major regeneration project, children in the community have made their mark unveiling artwork on the hoardings.

Residents of a new development are furious after the admission policy for a new school revealed local children will not have priority.

A decision to withdraw children from two special schools only two weeks into the new term has shocked parents and staff.

A secondary school has been forced to shut due to a water leak outside its building.

Close to 900 parents have received multiple fines for term-time holidays - will the new threat of prison or a £2,500 penalty tackle repeat offenders?

A dad is desperate to get his uncontrollable seven-year-old off a years-long waiting list for a behaviour clinic before he harms someone.

A new secondary school has officially opened in its state-of-the-art building after years of delays.

The principal of a special needs school that’s been given its third “outstanding” rating in a row says it’s a “fantastic outcome”.

A traffic-free zone set up around a school has been praised for producing “positive results” while others fear its just pushing problems elsewhere.

Students at an adult education centre at risk of closure as part of council cuts have said more needs to be done to save such facilities.

Thousands of schoolchildren have been left upset and confused after time allotted for a Medway Test paper was less than they had expected.

Free lunches are being served in London’s primary schools for the second year running and our columnist believes it’s time this happened everywhere.

The rebuilding of a crumbling secondary school, which began last year after a campaign to raise funds, has now reached its highest point.

A college has been given top marks for its residential provision with students “thriving” according to inspectors.

Pupils have been sent home after a girl was taken to hospital when an “unknown substance” was reportedly thrown at her at school.